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Due to constrained resources, small- and mid-sized businesses are often more vulnerable to security breaches than larger companies. But these organizations can protect themselves by staying informed of the latest advancements, expert tips, and security threats — all of which are conveniently provided in this blog.

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Security? I call people for that – I need to focus on the business!

Friday, May 11, 2012 at 9:18am by Martin Ward
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You have a million things on your plate and security is likely not at the top of the list.  Of course it’s important, but you can’t be an expert in everything and you need to focus on what matters most – growing the business.  That’s hard enough to do in this economy, but in an Read more…

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Fact or Fiction?

Tuesday, September 8, 2009 at 5:42pm by Archive
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A new weekly series from me on the McAfee SME blog: Myth: Chicken soup and hot toddies are effective treatments for the flu or colds. Fact: A bowl of chicken soup is a popular home remedy. While hot liquids can soothe a scratchy throat or cough, chicken soup has no special power to cure the Read more…

Sarah Palin, Hillary Clinton and the Mid-Market

Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 8:23pm by Archive
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These three have more in common than you might think! Political orientation aside, all three have shattered the “glass ceiling.” There is an order of magnitude more women in leadership positions at small and medium businesses than a paltry 24 women CEOs across the Fortune 1000 corporations (source:www.catalyst.org, 2008). However, all three face a serious Read more…

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Size Is No Issue for Cybercriminals

Friday, August 29, 2008 at 4:47pm by Archive
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Running a small or medium-size business requires a great deal of effort, and owners typically employ their IT staffs in multiple tasks. With so much on their plates, it can be easy for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to overlook another key role they need their IT staffs to fulfill—that of security officers. That’s because Read more…